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Vanguard Cadets Corps marches through Denair
Vanguard Cadets Corps marches through Denair


jmccorkell By Jonathan McCorkell Staff Reporter jmccorkell@turlockjournal.com 209-634-9141 ext. 2015
POSTED June 24, 2011 7:17 p.m.

The Santa Clara Vanguard Cadets Corps, a world-renowned world champion youth marching and performance band based in Santa Clara, practiced their routine at the Denair High School football stadium on Thursday night before heading to a competition in Clovis on Friday. This is the second year in a row the Vanguard Cadets have used the Denair stadium to practice their routine. Corps Director Robert Nieves said the Denair community and school district is incredibly supportive and welcoming.

“The stadium is a good facility and the press box is higher than most high school stadiums so it allows us a good vantage point to see what we are doing,” said Nieves.

Cadets and staff bunked in the Denair gym and classrooms on campus.
Jun. 24, 2011 07:17p.m. EDT Vanguard Cadets Corps marches through Denair Turlock Journal

The Santa Clara Vanguard Cadets Corps, a world-renowned world champion youth marching and performance band based in Santa Clara, practiced their routine at the Denair High School football stadium on Thursday night before heading to a competition in Clovis on Friday. This is the second year in a row the Vanguard Cadets have used the Denair stadium to practice their routine. Corps Director Robert Nieves said the Denair community and school district is incredibly supportive and welcoming.

“The stadium is a good facility and the press box is higher than most high school stadiums so it allows us a good vantage point to see what we are doing,” said Nieves.

Cadets and staff bunked in the Denair gym and classrooms on campus.

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